Caroline __________ staying at home, doing nothing at all. So she has made up her mind to find a job for herself.

A. is fond of           B. is tired of            C. is proud of          D. is aware of

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

試題分析：考查詞組：A. is fond of喜歡，B. is tired of 厭倦于，C. is proud of 對…自豪，D. is aware of意識到，句意：Caroline厭煩呆在家里什么也不做，所以她決定自己找個工作。選B。

考點：考查詞組

 

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